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In the aftermath of the Manu Ginobili bat incident, there will be no official change to the Spurs' team policy when it comes to the removal of wild animals from the AT&T Center. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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SALT LAKE CITY — Fresh off a four-day break without a game, the Spurs boarded their plane for Utah on Wednesday with mixed feelings about the rare early-season respite they had just received. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Spurs' two victories this season, both blowouts, ended with a scene sure to warm Gregg Popovich's heart: Tim Duncan, already sweat-free and already decked in his warm-ups, leaning back in his chair long since done for the night. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Another week, another TWSS post. Before we start, I want to bring to your attention a few changes we've made to the blog. Full Article at Pounding the Rock
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SAN ANTONIO - Tony Parker scored 17 points before leaving the game after a hard fall and the San Antonio Spurs beat the New Orleans Hornets 113-96 on Wednesday night. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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I think it happened so quickly, Manu didn't think about it
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He's a little sore right now, but better safe than sorry ... Some people develop a fever and don't feel great for a while. But so far, so good. Just sore.
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Animals are animals ... You always have to be a little bit wary about what's going on.
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He's taking pride in it ... He's trying to improve his game in that area and get it back to where it used to be when he was a heck of a defender.
